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James

Author – James
Time – 43 – 50 A.D.

Summary – The letter of James contains practical information pertaining to everyday life as a Christian. It is not directed at any church in particular, but rather to Jewish believers, revealing their responsibilities to the principles of the Law as manifested in Christ. It focuses on real faith, and shows that there is a need to develop faith as an energising power that would find its outworking in a changed life; therefore, the epistle dwells on practice and not doctrine.

Faith in action

Key Verse – "For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also" James 2 v 26

How faith can triumph over trials – Chapter 1 v 1 to 27

How faith can govern action towards others – Chapter 2 v 1 to 26

How faith can discipline the tongue – Chapter 3 v 1 to 18

How faith can purify character – Chapter 4 v 1 to 17

How faith can create confidence in God – Chapter 5 v 1 to 20
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